RCGP Cymru Wales

RCGP Cymru Wales RCGP Wales facilitates the provision of high quality medical care by promoting and supporting general practice and general practitioners in Wales.

The primary purpose of the college in Wales is to facilitate the provision of high quality medical care by promoting and supporting general practice and general practitioners. In 1997 Welsh Health care became the responsibility of the Welsh Government and so RCGP Wales focuses particularly on that which is relevant to Wales. What we do

Working with Welsh Assembly Members, Local Health Boards and the Welsh Government, our activities include:
delivering training courses and other educational activities
raising the quality of patient care through quality initiatives and awards, for example, the RCGP Certificates in substance misuse
responding to government consultations and representing GPs and our members in particular, on Welsh Government working groups, including the GP National Specialist Advisory Group (NSAG)
encouraging research in general practice to improve the evidence base for standards and guidance on best practice
Supporting the setting of standards and clinical guidelines for clinical care
supporting members by providing opportunities for doctors to network and share ideas - including the RCGP Wales Annual Conference and with the Wales Mental Health in Primary Care Network (WaMH in PC) which is currently supporting Welsh Government with the implementation of the Mental Health (Wales) Measure

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?Join us at on Wednesday ...
06/02/2026

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?

Join us at on Wednesday 11 February 2026, 19:00 at The Imperial Hotel, Llandudno for a free evening of good food, great company, and relaxed conversation with fellow GPs at a similar stage.

This informal event is your chance to reconnect, make new friends, and help shape the future of the North Wales Late Career and Retired Members (LCaRM) group.

Share your ideas for future social, educational, or College-connected activities — we’d love to hear from you!

Everyone’s welcome — whether you’re planning, approaching, or enjoying retirement.

Booking is essential for this event

Timings
19:00 – Welcome & catch-up
Arrive, settle in, and meet fellow attendees.
19:15 – Hot meal & socialise
Enjoy a delicious meal and relaxed conversation with colleagues.
20:00 – Ideas & inspiration
Share your thoughts on future LCaRM events and how we can stay connected.
20:45 – Wind down
A chance to chat informally and round off an enjoyable evening together.
21:00 End

Cost:
Members: Free | Non-members: £15
Booking is essential, link to book: https://shorturl.at/cA1W7

Quarterly North Wales Faculty Virtual Board MeetingWe warmly invite you to join our quarterly virtual board meeting on T...
05/02/2026

Quarterly North Wales Faculty Virtual Board Meeting

We warmly invite you to join our quarterly virtual board meeting on Tuesday 24 February at 19:00. This is an opportunity to connect with fellow GP volunteers and help shape the future of primary care in North Wales.

The meeting provides a supportive and collaborative space to discuss local issues, strengthen engagement across the faculty, and ensure members’ views are fed back to Welsh Council and RCGP Council.

Your voice matters, and we would love you to be part of the conversation.

Join Us: https://shorturl.at/6PNWu

Are you a First5 or GP Registrar in North Wales?Places still available!Join Dr Angharad Fletcher, Dr Tony Downes & Dan P...
03/02/2026

Are you a First5 or GP Registrar in North Wales?

Places still available!

Join Dr Angharad Fletcher, Dr Tony Downes & Dan Phillips for a FREE session exploring how adversity and psychological trauma impact the body and brain. Includes hot meal, networking, practical tips & Q&A.

Book now: https://shorturl.at/u57Zj

Quarterly South West Wales Faculty Virtual Board MeetingWe warmly invite you to join our quarterly virtual board meeting...
28/01/2026

Quarterly South West Wales Faculty Virtual Board Meeting

We warmly invite you to join our quarterly virtual board meeting on Thursday 26 February at 19:00. This is an opportunity to connect with fellow GP volunteers and help shape the future of primary care in South West Wales.

The meeting provides a supportive and collaborative space to discuss local issues, strengthen engagement across the faculty, and ensure members’ views are fed back to Welsh Council and RCGP Council.

Your voice matters, and we would love you to be part of the conversation.

Join Us: https://shorturl.at/aKmBb

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?Join us at on Wednesday ...
27/01/2026

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?

Join us at on Wednesday 11 February 2026, 19:00 at The Imperial Hotel, Llandudno for a free evening of good food, great company, and relaxed conversation with fellow GPs at a similar stage.

This informal event is your chance to reconnect, make new friends, and help shape the future of the North Wales Late Career and Retired Members (LCaRM) group.

Share your ideas for future social, educational, or College-connected activities — we’d love to hear from you!
Everyone’s welcome — whether you’re planning, approaching, or enjoying retirement.

Booking is essential for this event
Timings
19:00 – Welcome & catch-up
Arrive, settle in, and meet fellow attendees.
19:15 – Hot meal & socialise
Enjoy a delicious meal and relaxed conversation with colleagues.
20:00 – Ideas & inspiration
Share your thoughts on future LCaRM events and how we can stay connected.
20:45 – Wind down
A chance to chat informally and round off an enjoyable evening together.
21:00 End
Cost:
Members: Free | Non-members: £15

Booking is essential, link to book: https://shorturl.at/cA1W7

Beginning GP training in the UK presents unique challenges for international medical graduates. This free webinar is des...
22/01/2026

Beginning GP training in the UK presents unique challenges for international medical graduates. This free webinar is designed to support IMGs as they prepare for training and settle into practice. It takes place on Wednesday, 28 January 2026, 11:00–16:00 GMT.
You can register on our website.

https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/49LX-IG6/inspire-awards

Are you ready to celebrate the unsung heroes of general practice?

The Inspire Awards 2026 are now open for nominations! These awards spotlight GPs who volunteer, innovate, and inspire across the UK.

Here’s why you should get involved:
✨ Shine a light on grassroots excellence
✨ Champion diversity and inclusion
✨ Recognise contributions at every career stage

Submit your nomination today, link in the comments 👇

Are you a First5 in North Wales?Join Dr Angharad Fletcher, Dr Tony Downes & Dan Phillips for a FREE session exploring ho...
22/01/2026

Are you a First5 in North Wales?

Join Dr Angharad Fletcher, Dr Tony Downes & Dan Phillips for a FREE session exploring how adversity and psychological trauma impact the body and brain. Includes hot meal, networking, practical tips & Q&A.

Book now: https://shorturl.at/u57Zj

Join us for an evening of networking, great food & good company!Tickets:• SEW Members FREE• Other RCGP Members £55• Gues...
21/01/2026

Join us for an evening of networking, great food & good company!

Tickets:
• SEW Members FREE
• Other RCGP Members £55
• Guests £55

Booking is essential for this event. To book, please contact: https://tinyurl.com/bdzaekd5

Curious about a GP portfolio career?Join us for an inspiring complimentary evening with local GPs sharing their journeys...
20/01/2026

Curious about a GP portfolio career?

Join us for an inspiring complimentary evening with local GPs sharing their journeys, tips on becoming a GPwER & balancing multiple roles.

Free hot buffet!

Booking Required to attend. To Book, please click: https://shorturl.at/veM7d

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?Join us at on Wednesday ...
19/01/2026

Are you a late-career or retired GP — or starting to think about the next stage of your journey?

Join us at on Wednesday 11 February 2026, 19:00 at The Imperial Hotel, Llandudno for a free evening of good food, great company, and relaxed conversation with fellow GPs at a similar stage.

This informal event is your chance to reconnect, make new friends, and help shape the future of the North Wales Late Career and Retired Members (LCaRM) group.

Share your ideas for future social, educational, or College-connected activities — we’d love to hear from you!
Everyone’s welcome — whether you’re planning, approaching, or enjoying retirement.

Booking is essential for this event

Timings
19:00 – Welcome & catch-up
Arrive, settle in, and meet fellow attendees.
19:15 – Hot meal & socialise
Enjoy a delicious meal and relaxed conversation with colleagues.
20:00 – Ideas & inspiration
Share your thoughts on future LCaRM events and how we can stay connected.
20:45 – Wind down
A chance to chat informally and round off an enjoyable evening together.
21:00 End

Cost:
Members: Free | Non-members: £15
Booking is essential, link to book: https://shorturl.at/cA1W7

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Cambrian Buildings, Mount Stuart Square
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The primary purpose of the college in Wales is to facilitate the provision of high quality medical care by promoting and supporting general practice and general practitioners. In 1997 Welsh Health care became the responsibility of the Welsh Government and so RCGP Wales focuses particularly on that which is relevant to Wales. What we do Working with Welsh Assembly Members, Local Health Boards and the Welsh Government, our activities include: delivering training courses and other educational activities raising the quality of patient care through quality initiatives and awards, for example, the RCGP Certificates in substance misuse responding to government consultations and representing GPs and our members in particular, on Welsh Government working groups, including the GP National Specialist Advisory Group (NSAG) encouraging research in general practice to improve the evidence base for standards and guidance on best practice Supporting the setting of standards and clinical guidelines for clinical care supporting members by providing opportunities for doctors to network and share ideas - including the RCGP Wales Annual Conference and with the Wales Mental Health in Primary Care Network (WaMH in PC) which is currently supporting Welsh Government with the implementation of the Mental Health (Wales) Measure